The plantation drive was successfully conducted under the guidance of Rev. Fr. Thomas Atwal. The Principal, Mr. Gurpreet Singh, Vice Principal, Mrs. Indu Chandel, Mr. Surjit Singh, and Agriculture Teacher, Ms. Jasleen Kaur, along with other school staff members, actively participated in the initiative. Sr. Anupriya and the Carmelite Social Services team were also present and joined hands with the school staff in planting various saplings on the school premises
The plantation drive was successfully conducted under the guidance of Rev. Fr. Thomas Atwal. The Vice Principal, Mrs. Navtej Kaur, along with other members of the school staff, actively participated in the initiative with great enthusiasm. On this occasion, Sr. Anupriya, along with the team of Carmelite Social Services, planted various saplings in the school .
The programme was organized under the guidance of Rev. Fr. Thomas Atwal. The Chief Guest, Rev. Fr. George Chittu, addressed the women and encouraged them to learn new skills and become self-reliant. Sr. Anupriya, Sr. Darshna, and other CSS staff members were present on the occasion. The centre will provide training in stitching, cutting, clothing designing, and other tailoring skills under the guidance of Teacher Parveen Kaur.
Children from various CSS-supported tuition centres participated enthusiastically and presented patriotic songs, cultural performances, and entertaining activities. Through their performances, the children expressed their love, respect, and pride for the nation.
Carmelite Social Services organized a plantation drive at St. Soldier Divine Public School, Una Road, under the guidance of Rev. Fr. Thomas Atwal. Sister Anupriya, Principal Mrs. Urmil Sood, and the school staff actively participated in the plantation drive. The initiative aimed to promote environmental conservation and create awareness about the importance of a clean and green environment. Everyone joined together with the message, “Plant Trees, Save the Environment,” and pledged to care for and protect the plants for a greener and healthier future.
Under the guidance of Fr. Thomas Atwal, Carmelite Social Services organised the Closing Ceremony and Certificate Distribution Programme for the women who successfully completed the six-month Tailoring Training Course at Sham Churasi Village. The programme began with a prayer, followed by inspiring cultural performances by the trainees, showcasing their creativity and confidence. Certificates were presented to the participants in recognition of their dedication and successful completion of the course. During his address, Fr. Thomas Atwal encouraged the women to make the best use of their newly acquired skills, embrace self-employment, and move forward with confidence and determination. He reaffirmed the commitment of Carmelite Social Services to empowering women through education, skill development, and sustainable livelihood opportunities. The event was graced by the presence of Sr. Anupriya, Sr. Sheena, teacher Ranjeet Kaur, and the Carmelite Social Services team.
Under the inspiring guidance of Fr. Thomas Atwal, Carmelite Social Services proudly organised a Certificate Distribution Ceremony for the women who successfully completed the Tailoring Course at Phambian Village. The programme commenced with a prayer, followed by vibrant cultural performances that reflected the participants' confidence, creativity, and dedication. The trainees were honoured with certificates in recognition of their commitment and successful completion of the course. Addressing the gathering, Fr. Thomas Atwal encouraged the women to believe in their abilities, use their skills wisely, and work with confidence towards a brighter and self-reliant future. The event was graced by the presence of Sr. Anupriya, Sr. Sheena, Sarpanch Pooja Rani, teacher Amandeep, and members of the Carmelite Social Services team. They extended their heartfelt congratulations and motivated the participants to pursue self-employment and continue their journey of empowerment.
Under the guidance of Fr. Thomas Atwal, Carmelite Social Services organised a Certificate Distribution Ceremony for the women who successfully completed the Tailoring Course at Nandachaur Village. The programme began with a prayer, followed by wonderful cultural performances presented by the trainees. Certificates were awarded to the participants in recognition of their hard work and dedication. The event aimed to encourage women to become self-reliant and create better livelihood opportunities through their skills. We were honoured by the presence of Fr. James, along with Sr. Anupriya, Sr. Sheena, Sr. Salima, and the Carmelite Social Services team. They congratulated the participants and inspired them to continue using their talents with confidence and determination
Carmelite Social Services, under the guidance of Fr. Thomas Atwal , successfully organized a Plantation Drive at the School of Eminence, Baghpur Sataur, Hoshiarpur, to promote environmental awareness and inspire students to care for nature. The programme was supported by Principal Surjeet Kumar Badhan, Ranjit Singh, Shyam Lal, Sr. Anupriya, the school staff, and the CSS team. Students enthusiastically planted saplings and pledged to protect the environment. Together, we are nurturing a greener, healthier, and more sustainable future
Carmelite Social Services, under the guidance of Fr. Thomas, successfully organized a tree plantation drive at Shri Satya Sai Vidya Niketan School, Baghpur to promote environmental awareness and encourage students to connect with nature. With the valuable support of Principal Mrs. Neelam, Sister Anupriya, the school staff, and the CSS team, students enthusiastically participated in planting saplings and learning about the importance of environmental conservation. This initiative aimed to inspire children to protect nature, promote greenery, and contribute towards building a cleaner and healthier future.
Carmelite Social Services, under the guidance of Fr. Thomas P. successfully organized a tree plantation drive at Government Elementary School, Barial. With the valuable support of Principal Brij Bhushan Ji, Sister Anupriya, the school staff, and the CSS team, students actively participated in planting saplings and learning about environmental conservation. This initiative aimed to promote greenery, encourage environmental responsibility among children, and inspire them to build a cleaner and healthier future for generations to come
Carmelite Social Services, under the guidance of Fr. Thomas, successfully organized a tree plantation drive at Government Senior Secondary School, Chohal and Government Elementary School, Chohal. With the valuable support of Dr. Balvinder Kaur, Principal of Government Senior Secondary School, Chohal, Mrs. Pushpa, Principal of Government Elementary School, Chohal, Sister Anupriya, and the school and CSS staff, students actively participated in planting saplings and spreading awareness about environmental conservation. This initiative aimed to promote greenery and inspire children to protect nature and contribute towards a cleaner and healthier future
Carmelite Social Services successfully organized a free medical camp at Bhangipul under the guidance of Fr. Thomas P. The camp aimed to provide accessible healthcare services and promote health awareness among the local community. Around 120 people benefited from free health check-ups, medical consultations, essential medicines, and valuable health guidance. Medicines for the camp were generously provided by the Red Cross Society, whose support played a vital role in making this humanitarian initiative successful and impactful. The presence and support of Sister Anupriya, Sister Sheena, Sister Noel, Deepika Ji, Doctors, teachers, and staff members further strengthened the spirit of service and made the event even more meaningful
Carmelite Social Services organized a Blood Donation Camp at Mount Carmel School Garhshankar, under the guidance of Fr. Thomas P. The aim of the camp was to spread awareness about the importance of blood donation and to help those in need. The valuable support and presence of Fr. George Chittuparambil , Fr. Sineeth , Dr. Dilbag Singh along with his team, Sister Anupa and the CMC staff, Sister Jessy, Sister Anupriya, and the entire CSS staff made this noble initiative successful and meaningful. Everyone's support and participation played an important role in making this humanitarian service activity a success
A Blood Donation Camp was successfully organized at Carmelite Social Services under the guidance of Father Thomas P. Doctors from Bhai Ghanayia Ji Charitable Blood Bank & Hospital graciously provided their services. The camp was attended by Sister Anupriya, Sister Sheena, and other members of the institution, making the initiative a meaningful step towards humanitarian service.
Carmelite Social Services has taken a significant step towards women’s empowerment by inaugurating a new tailoring center in Nandachaur village. The center aims to provide skill-based training to local women, helping them become self-reliant. During the program, Father Thomas P. highlighted that the center will not only create employment opportunities for women but also contribute to the village’s economic development. Village Sarpanch Asha Rani appreciated the initiative, while Panch Avtar Singh, Baljeet Kaur, Sister Anupriya, Sister Sheena, and other members of the organization were also present.
Carmelite Social Services, under the guidance of Director Father Thomas P. awarded certificates to young women who successfully completed the tailoring course at their center in Ram Nagar (slum area), Hoshiarpur. The program began with a prayer, followed by cultural performances by the participants. Hoshiarpur Mayor Surinder Kumar, along with Father Thomas P, appreciated the initiative and encouraged the young women for a bright future. Sister Anupriya and other members of the organization were also present to celebrate the achievements.
Under the guidance of Father Thomas P. Carmelite Social Services organized a free Eye Check-Up Camp. Civil Surgeon Dr. Parminder, Dr. Neha, Dr. Kamlesh, Dr. Harpreet Kaur, and Dr. Tarsem Lal actively participated in the camp. Sister Anupriya, along with other members of the organization, was also present and contributed to the event. The doctors not only conducted eye examinations but also provided the necessary medications to the patients.
